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The bill restricts rent increases in manufactured home parks, bans park owners from charging residents for utility repairs and requires park owners to notify residents of intent to sell the land
Part 3 of Joli Truelson: Connecting the Dots includes audio from Jon Keith Miller's arrest for the 1974 murder of 25-year-old Mary Schlais
Fargo and West Fargo will hold annual Board of Equalization meetings next week to give property owners a chance to dispute 2025 valuations
How much time do we need to waste listening to the ravings of fools?
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The restaurant that specializes in Nashville hot chicken opened at 4501 15th Ave. S, Unit 113, on Monday, March 31.
Advocates for the channel say it provides a place for citizens to air private conduct and offers another mode of transparency for city government.
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Alex Cruz and Jeremy Jorgenson were accused of the same crime in separate but seemingly similar Fargo crashes. The handling of the early stages of both cases has differed, however.
House Bill 1447 would require crypto kiosk licensing, fraud warnings and printed receipts.
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It's believed to be the first time that females have held the top two positions at the same time within a sheriff's office in North Dakota.
The task force’s goal is to identify areas where state can increase efficiency, implement cost-saving measures and find unnecessary, duplicative or outdated laws, rules and regulations.
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Dr. Jessie Lindemann takes over for Dr. Tracie Newman in the health officer role.
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Federal staff cuts are delaying $13M in aid for Minnesota’s Energy Assistance Program, which could affect 10,000 families.
A Fargo financial adviser says recent stock market drops tied to new tariffs are concerning, but investors — especially those nearing retirement — should stay the course.
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Once college students playing bars, the Sweetwater band is reuniting for a benefit show at the Moorhead Legion on Saturday night, April 5, at 5 p.m.
Elijah Viestenz was sentenced for DUI while still on probation for a 2021 crash that killed his friend; he faces a revocation hearing in April.
Dorothy Day Food Pantry is low on food and asking the public to help as demand rises and supply shrinks.
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The seven-member group would have a myriad of tasks, most of which involve raising public awareness to the signs of human trafficking.
The Dow dropped 2,231.07 points, or 5.5%, in its largest drop since the pandemic started, following a 1,679-point drop the day before.
Senators said fleeing is dangerous and has been increasing in large cities like Fargo. Some lawmakers questioned whether the bill violates presumption of innocence and the right to remain silent.
The Minnesota House and Senate both pushed their versions of the education policy omnibus bill to their respective floors Wednesday.
Farmers like Josh Gackle of North Dakota face uncertainty from the Trump administration's reciprocal tariffs. NDSU Extension experts explain what they see as major issues to watch.
The bill would have given the superintendent the power to enforce existing rules, supporters said. Opponents said it would turn the Department of Public Instruction into a "complaint department."
🎙️ On this Plain Talk, Rep. Matt Ruby says lawmakers must improve the Senate's version of property tax relief or we'll see another ballot measure. Also Sen. John Hoeven talks tariffs, trade and DOGE.
Fresh off an idea-gathering trip, members of Fargo’s Convention Center Project Committee met Friday, April 4, to discuss the future of Fargo’s newest venture.
Catch up on some of the other business that took place this week at the Minnesota Capitol
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